St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-08
MINNEAPOLIL GLOBULES.

Bank clearing yesterday amounted to
S476, 550.63.
The operative millers hold q special meet
ing at ESQ this afternoon.
An interesting programme has been pre-
pared for the Murphy club exercises this
evening.
Friday evening, May 10, Union Lodge No.
2, l. .. g. T., will have public Installation
of officers.
S. r. Calmar, milk-wagon driver, was
badly bitten i'll the calf of the leg last Friday
by vicious dog.
Rev. DR.. Van Anda will address q temper
ancc meeting at the South side w. &. T. U.
rooms this afternoon.
The last entertainment of the season by the
New York association will be given at Cur
tiss hall Wednesday evening,
Prof w. j. Warren, superintendent of
schools, now has an Office in room $50
Bank of Minneapolis building.
DAM orchestra gives its last concert of the
season at Harmonic hall this afternoon. The
programme is made up of request numbers
The South Minneapolis Dramatic club pre-
sented "Out i'll the Street. at Dania hall last
evening. The funds go to the Stephens
Library association.
Detectives Lawrence and Kinney last night
arrested Frank Bean, who stole two sets of
harness from Winston's livery and sale
stable an Royalston avenue, April o.
The proprietor of the London hotel on
the men who stabbed John Kelly did not stop
at his house and were not arrested there.
At the ministers meeting Monday morning
Rev. DR.. Stryker will read a paper entitled
AN Account of the Recent Discovery of an
old Greek Manuscript Entitled The Eidachi,
supposed to have been Originally Written in
the First or Second Century," -.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Carl H. Olson and Lima Olson, Richard Null
lin and Maggie Nolan Eugene ID. Herrick
and I do
Wegin, Andrew Anderson and Minnie Peter
son.
The police commission met yesterday after
noon, but beyond ordering the superintend-
ent to provide protection for the parade of
the Salvation army did nothing at all. The
deadlock is still in force, and there is no
prospect of its being broken. G.
DR.. Abbott will lecture in St. Marks guild
room Monday evening, under the aus pices
of st. Marks chapter, Brotherhood of St.
tween Animals and Plants These lectures
are free for men. Business meeting of the
Brotherhood at 7:30. Lecture at o'clock.
A plat of St. Louis Park Center, lying in
sections 16 and IL, township III, range q,
was fined yesterday by the St. Louis Park,
Land & Improvement association. There
are forty blocks contained in the land. Mary
A. Reddy, Daniel N Broderick and others
filed the plat of Broderick's addition to Min
neapolis.
There will be an important meeting of the
Irish national leage at Window hall this
evening. Owing to the present state of af-
fairs in Ireland, and the prospectef the CO.
ercion act coming into force shortly, the
league intends to take immediate steps to re-
organize this city, and the state as we'll, as to
be able to render aid to Mr.. Parnel in case
of an emergency.
The benevolent ladies who manage the Ma
ternity hospital have issued report of the
work of their institution during the first
m n
plains the work contemplated. and shows al
ready commendable degree of usefulness
The hospital is a most worthy charity, and is
in every way worthy the aid it asks. Dr.
Martha G. Ripley is the manager, and con-
tributions sent to her will be gratefully &C.
knOWledged